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Allergic Dermatitis in Dogs and How You Can Help

Allergic Dermatitis in Dogs and How You Can Help

Unlike humans who sneeze when they have allergies, dogs develop allergic dermatitis which affects their skin causing them to become very itchy. Our Nashville vets will discuss allergic dermatitis in dogs, its symptoms, and things you can do to help your dog feel better.

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When To Bring Your Limping Cat To The Vet

When To Bring Your Limping Cat To The Vet

Whether your feline friend is an indoor cat or an outdoor adventurer, there are myriad ways that your cat could injure a leg or paw and wind up limping. But injuries aren't the only reason for cats limping. Here our Nashville vets share a few common reasons for limping in cats and what you should do.

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ACL in Dogs - What is it and how is it treated?

ACL in Dogs - What is it and how is it treated?

When it comes to humans, ACL injuries are common among athletes. Did you know that dogs can suffer a similar injury in a ligament known as the cranial cruciate ligament or CCL? Our Nashville vets talk about ACL (CCL) type injuries in dogs and how treatment with surgery can help get your dog moving around again.

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15 Best Small Exotic Pets for Apartment Living

15 Best Small Exotic Pets for Apartment Living

While a large animal such as a dog or cat may not be the best option for those that live in apartments, there are many types of small exotic animals that can potentially make great small space pets. Today, our Nashville vets share 15 of the best small exotic pet options that are the perfect size for living in smaller apartments.

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My Dog Keeps Shaking His Head: Should I Worry?

My Dog Keeps Shaking His Head: Should I Worry?

Dogs can often be seen shaking their head after they have been wet but what about when they shake their head at other times? Here, our Nashville vets share some reasons why your dog might be shaking his head and when to bring them to their vet.

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How Often Should a Rabbit Visit The Vet?

How Often Should a Rabbit Visit The Vet?

Owning a bunny can be a very rewarding experience as they are very loving and enjoy a good cuddle while also being trainable just as you would cats or dogs. In this blog, our Nashville vets talk about how often you should bring a pet rabbit to the vet and what to expect from bunny vet visits.

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Old Cats: Care for Senior Cats

Old Cats: Care for Senior Cats

Cats are becoming more and more likely to live well into their golden years thanks to the advancements in veterinary medicine and care. Our Nashville veterinarians discuss the signs of old age in cats, what changes to expect and how to care for your senior cat.

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How to Handle a Pet Emergency

How to Handle a Pet Emergency

What does a pet emergency look like, what steps should you take in such a situation, and who should you call? Today, our Nashville vets share examples of pet emergencies and which actions to take.

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Dental Problems & Diseases in Dogs

Dental Problems & Diseases in Dogs

While we may focus on the body and internal functions of our pets when we think of their health and care, their dental health is just as important. In today's post, our Nashville vets discuss common dental problems and diseases in dogs and what you can do to help protect their health.

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Why is my Cat Breathing Heavy?

Why is my Cat Breathing Heavy?

You may catch some animals panting heavily on occasion, some more frequently than others, such as dogs. One animal that doesn't pant often is cats. In fact, if you notice that your cat is breathing heavy or panting then you may want to pay attention. Here, our Nashville vets discuss some of the reasons your cat is experiencing heavy breathing and when you should be concerned.

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